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| Please look at the following sentence: I could as soon forget you as my own life! I can't figour out the meaning. help me thanks |
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| Hmmm, strange construct. Is that grammaticaly correct? FRC |
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| Oh, it's just clicked This means "I am as unlikely to forget you as I am unlikely to forget my own life" The 'as soon as' construct here is misleading for an ESL student. FRC |
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